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Lipttick on a pig
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:24 pmby EastStang
This season is looking tough for the Ponies as we did not play well against ASU. First, Kudos to the Indians on a great game. The only good news is that TCU is limping into this game as well and will view us as a tonic for their scoring woes. A pillow fight of the week is emerging. Can their QB complete a pass against our porous defense? Can their receivers hold on to them when they're wide open? Can Willis avoid turnovers against a tough Frog defense? Will we try and run this week in hopes of another 4th quarter swoon by the Frogs? Or will we be the 4th quarter swooners again? Lots of questions for this week. But it is clear, after last week, we need to pretty up the football team as best as possible and hope that the Frogs don't turn into princes this week. 1-3 will be a huge hole to dig out of.
Posted:
Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:29 pmby mrydel
Do Lip Ticks cause Lyme disease on pigs.
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:45 pmby OR-See-Nee
Answers to questions:
Yes.
Yes.
No.
No.
Yes.
Posted:
Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:46 pmby ponyte
Good thing the Mustang doesn't run afoul of the NCAA's politically correct dictum or we might have to change our mascot to the Boomer Swooners.
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:16 pmby idlePony
Are you kidding our Pass D will make their freshman quaterback look like a 5th year senior 4 year All american
The cupcake roadkill
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 4:31 pmby Sam I Am
We know that cupcake and roadkill should be our new mascot.
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 4:38 pmby LakeHighlandsPony
Andy Dalton for Heisman will begin right after our game
Re: Lipttick on a pig
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:36 pmby Deep Purple
EastStang wrote:The only good news is that TCU is limping into this game as well and will view us as a tonic for their scoring woes. A pillow fight of the week is emerging. Can their QB complete a pass against our porous defense? Can their receivers hold on to them when they're wide open?
TCU hasn't really had trouble passing the ball, nor have dropped passes been a big problem. The Frogs passed for 205 vs. Baylor (6.8 per attempt), 208 vs. UT (5.6 per attempt), and 320 vs. Air Force (7.1 per attempt). The woes have been in the injury-riddled running game. Have yet to get it untracked this season.
We've also had an inordinate number of turnovers for only three games -- 6 picks, 3 fumbles lost.
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:45 pmby abezontar
well, Tech and UNT established that you don't need a running game, Arkansas State showed that if you do we cant' stop that either
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Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:47 pmby LonghornFan68
abezontar wrote:well, Tech and UNT established that you don't need a running game, Arkansas State showed that if you do we cant' stop that either
haha.
Re: Lipttick on a pig
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Tue Sep 18, 2007 12:03 amby westexSMU
[quote="Deep Purple"
TCU hasn't really had trouble passing the ball, nor have dropped passes been a big problem. The Frogs passed for 205 vs. Baylor (6.8 per attempt), 208 vs. UT (5.6 per attempt), and 320 vs. Air Force (7.1 per attempt). The woes have been in the injury-riddled running game. Have yet to get it untracked this season.
.[/quote]..................................Well, than this is your week to get your team's running game corrected. TCU should rush for at least 400 yards Saturday night and your 2nd and 3rd string backs (without Brown) will be on their way to All Conference Honors !